Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-06-09


A X. of l.. assembly was organ.
lied at Gray Monday night.
Don't forget to call at the Golden
Eagle for clothing.
Prof. ]. Alva Hornberger depart
ed over the Northwestern tor Des
Moines last Saturday morning.
The union labor party met in
state convention at Marshalltown
yesterday, iorty-seven delegates be.
ing present.
Clark Abbott, Of Wilton Junction,
and one of the largest stock dealers
in Iowa, was in town Tuesday, the
guest of Ed Frick.
Joseph Baker, Of Kankakee, Ill.,,
has been making visit of fortnight
with his son, Supervisor Baker, Of
Lincoln township.
Clarence Consigny invited a mum.
Der of his friends to assist him in
celebrating his sixth birthday last
Monday afternoon.
A number of young people from
Audubon attended the picnic at
Burton's grove, three miles south Of
Extra, last Sunday.
d. l.. Freeman, w. w. Talbot,
Charlie Wheeler and Ernest Bryan
went to Wall Lake for few days
recreation, hunting and fishing.
Mr.. Sly, the new assistant at
Bailey's barber shop, has moved his
family here, and is boarding, await
ing the vacation Of dwelling rooms.
l.. D. Phelps departed Monday
for his new field of labor in Rich
field, Kansas. The best wishes
of the entire community attend him.
A Mr.. Brayhill, Of Dss Moines,
was in Audubon the first Of the
week and looked over the county
with view 10 making some invest
ments.
Prof. Brinkerholr, OF Extra, who
it is understood is seeking the nomi-
nation for county superintendent OF
schools was IN the county seat Sat
nrday.
Mark and Harlan Kennels have
gone to Sioux City with Prof.
Stones band, which accompanied
the Atlantic hose team to the tour.
nament.
Mrs. w. A. Crane passed through
the city the latter part Of last week
en- route to Manila, where she will
visit for several weeks with Miss
Anna Dorr.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Byrum re.
turned Saturday from their overland
trip to Nebraska. Mr.. Byrum's re-
turn was fastened by the sitting OF
the district court.
ID. &. Abrams was quite sick the
first of the week, being threatened
with typhoid fever, but through the
timely ministration of DR.. Lass, he
is feeling much improved.
Mrs. Dr.. Louthan arrived yester-
day morning from Spear Fish, d.
T., and will visit several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Lewis, of Hamlin township.
Ed. Robinson, of Brown county,
Neb., has been in the city this week
visiting his numerous friends. He
was once the owner of the land up
on which the town Of Audubon now
stands.
Dewitt c. Lewis and bride are
visiting the parents of the former in
Hamlin township. MIR. Lewis has
been resident Of Iuca, Kansas, but
will locate at Johnson, Stanton
county, on his return.
The council, on Monday evening,
appointed John Weighton city re-
corier, vice l.. D. Phelps, removed,
Mr.. Weighton is n good penman,
and the town records will be kept
accuracy and neatness.
The ladies' aid society of the Pres.
byterian church was royalty enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis
yesterday afternoon. The liege
lords OF the ladies were invited to
tea, and a rare social occasion was
enjoyed.
A party OF young people gathered
at the home of Miss Verge Crevel-
ing last evening. The entertain
ment provided was characteristic Of
the hospitality of the excellent fam
/ lily, and a good time was enjoyed
by all present.
AT regular election officers OF
Aretas Lodge, I. o. o. F., held
Monday evening the following gen
tlemen were chosen to serve for the
lodge: Jno. F. Consigny, N. g.;
George F. Keen, V. g.; II. P. Al.
bert, Secretary; Jas. Chandler,
Treasurer.
Mrs. B. w. Carr, OF Viola town.
ship, has been very sick of late with
sciatic rheumatism. At times the
disease has been in the neighbor.
hood of the heart and has caused
great anxiety among the estimable
lady's friends. All will hope to hear
of her speedy recovery.
| We are in receipt of the program
of the sixth commencement exercises
OF the Boone High School, to be
held at the opera house, Thursday
evening June 9th. The graduating
class consists of ten members, and
the program promises an entertain
ment Of high order and rare interest
| DR.. P. r. Bradshaw returned tc
Audubon Monday and now has hi
Office at the Weston House, await
ing reftting of rooms for his occu.
pancy. Already he is meeting with
an excellent practice, of which he i
well deserving by reason OF his pro
fessional skill. Parties desiring
dentistry should give him a call.
A Mr.. Weaver, OF Joppa, Mo-, j
IN the city visiting his old frienc
John Gray. The gentlemen passed
. the first DAVIS of their railroadine